On Court: First Oregon player ever to win four
6A high school singles titles...ranked as high as #35 on National
Recruiting List, and ranked number 1 in every age group in the
Pacific Northwest throughout his junior tennis career...also
represented Pacific Northwest section in national and
intersectional team play in every age group...four and five-star
recruit on tennisrecruiting.net...made his Stags debut as a
freshman at the ITA West Regionals, reaching the Round of
16 in singles and losing to eventual champion Nick Ballou from Cal
Lutheran...teamed up with Mac Cahill in doubles, where the duo went
1-1...earned fall singles ranking of #25 in the West...won first
two dual matches of the spring at #6 and #4 en route to a 14-4 dual
match record overall...won eight straight matches over a two week
period from March 11 through March 26, including the
match-clinching victory at #6 against eventual NCAA champions
Amherst...started the spring at the #3 doubles slot with senior
Russell Brockett, then switched to partner senior captain Ronald Wu
at Pacific Coast Doubles...the duo stayed together to go 17-8 for
the remainder of the season, including a run to the NCAA doubles
final...finished 2011 with records of 16-6 in singles and 22-10 in
doubles, and became only the fourth CMS freshman since 2005 to earn
ITA All-American honors... as a sophomore went 2-2
in singles at the USTA / ITA West Regionals, with three of his four
matches going three sets...partnered fellow Portland teammate
Brandon Wei in doubles...the duo earned the #1 seed, losing in the
quarters to eventual champs Ballou and Worley from Cal
Lutheran...Pereverzin and Wei earned a #6 ranking in the west for
fall of 2011...saw limited singles action in the spring, playing in
five dual matches at the #3 through #6 positions...went 3-2 in
singles duals to contribute to a 5-4 overall singles record...began
the spring with Erani at #2 doubles spot, but also saw action with
Wei, Chien and Lane...went 4-5 in doubles duals and 7-7
overall...this season went 0-2 in singles and 2-1
in doubles (with Kotrappa) at the USTA / ITA West Regionals in
October.

Personal: Started playing at the age of
four...avid Portland Trail Bazers fan who likes emulating his NBA
heroes at Ducey Gym whenever possible...and watching comedy and
action movies with friends and family...oldest of three boys...now
in third year as a student facilities supervisor at Biszantz Family
Tennis Center